You see, switching to Hori takes a little time to adapt for those either perform competitively with the competition’s products or in my case got used to them even as an semi-professional player (still a big fan of my Mad Catz Arcade FightStick TE2+). It’s a real advantage, if and only if you are willing to give it a little of your time and concentration, especially if you are used to the competition like the good ol’ Mad Catz or even Razer and Qanba Sticks.Īs mentioned in the intro, if the Sanwa buttons and joysticks are now the reference of most arcade sticks sold around the world, it doesn’t trully mean that they are the best components, but just what became a norm.
Equipped with controls that are more eager to blast actions than the competition, it offers the possibility of being more effective, if only one acquires a better control of its maneuvers and joystick rotations.
It is only by training and perfect control of its own hand coordinations that players can truly enjoy the advantages of a proper arcade stick, and so comes the main characteristic of the Hori Real Arcade Pro V Kai. Searching for the optimal performance, players want a quick button press that is instantly responsive in game, but to that certain magical golden point. The question though, is it enough for the Hori Real Arcade Pro V Kai to be considered the best arcade stick in the market?Īrcade sticks in the world of gaming are exactly like mechanical keyboards for PC gamers. Where most of its competitors opt for a Sanwa-based assembly, the Japanese manufacturer uses its own in-house Hori Hayabusa joysticks and buttons which could be a risky bet, but makes sense once in hand.
With the Real Arcade Pro series, Hori intends to highlight its know-how in the arcade stick business.
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